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around his captain, his team, holding harry kane s head in his hands, and you know he is saying something proper and sensible. proper and sensible, consoling, the observer also has a slightly, a similar image, not quite the same, but a full and embrace there, southgate, just been really. nigel, your assessment of how the manager has done throughout this world cup? it is manager has done throughout this world cu - ? , ., manager has done throughout this world cu? , ., , ~ ., world cup? it is not ust the world cu - , world cup? it is not ust the world cu, he world cup? it is not ust the world cup. he has h world cup? it is not ust the world cup, he has done world cup? it is notjust the world cup, he has done fantastically - world cup? it is notjust the world cup, he has done fantastically all. cup, he has done fantastically all the way cup, he has done fantastically all the way through since he has been dealing the way through since he has been dealing with england. so, i mean,
government, we ve been warning about this for some time. but now we ve got to pay the price of that and, unfortunately, luxury goods like. saving the planet? climate change is a problem. it s possibly not the biggest immediate problem we face. the immediate problem is having an energy system that keeps the lights on and that people can afford. isn t it more, though, for a lot of people than feeling good, as you describe it dealing with climate change? even though it might be a long term problem, there are plenty of people and the overwhelming consensus amongst climate scientists is that this is a huge, albeit medium to longer term, issue, with some short term consequences, that has to be addressed now? yes, i don t disagree with that. i think it obviously makes sense to take the carbon out of the energy system if you can and to move to renewables if you can. the problem is that i think we re rushing at it. we re moving too fast to renewables that can t supply power in the short run.
among politicians and i think it is unfortunate. it is unfortunate. that s interesting it is unfortunate. that s interesting because - it is unfortunate. that s i interesting because when it is unfortunate. that s - interesting because when you say we know how to deal with these things, with omicron, the message i am hearing is don t really know how transmissible it is, we don t know how virulent it might prove to be, or indeed how effective or otherwise kind vaccines are in dealing with it. dealing with it. even if it is more transmissible, - dealing with it. even if it is more transmissible, it - dealing with it. even if it is more transmissible, it is i dealing with it. even if it is i more transmissible, it is still going to transmit in the same way that other versions of this virus transmit, meaning that you can use things like masks and social distancing. we have tests that will detect this variant of people who are infected with it. have monoclonal and vaccines which we are
statements. listen, i think that this stands alone, by itself. as an action that abc took, took quickly and probably is going to be a lot of dana: and one that roseanne took. twitter is a place that is a cesspool. there are so many people that should walk away from twitter now. not only did the entire cast just lose a show but think of all the people who work under her, on the show, never seen on screen. all of a sudden. they are so excited. they have a great hit show, signed up for a second season and everyone is talking about the program. they made a big comeback and talking about the little guy in america who has been forgotten. with one tweet, everyone loses their job. it s remarkable and it goes to show you, you have to be careful about what put out there. and there are some things that are so egregious that cross the line. think about all those folks. it was a successful hit dealing with stuff that hollywood had not dealt with, the middle of the country. and because of this